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Ever wonder what your horses really think? Or how a trip to Alaska turned into a real-life reality show? Buckle up, because this episode is part confessional, part how-to, with a healthy sprinkle of "wait, did that really just happen?"

In this episode:
The power of authenticity and ditching "book event Heather" for your real self
The wild, weird, and wonderful world of horse care, from hoof drama to boundary setting
The importance of book cover control and keeping your sanity in the horse world

Timestamps:

00:00 - Why the first words out of your mouth matter more than you think
00:10 - From Patreon to OnlyFans: the weird world of online content
00:45 - Authenticity wins: lessons from trips, conferences, and real life
01:55 - How I turned a tired horse trip into a confidence booster
05:52 - You’re not a celebrity, but you can feel like one (sometimes)
09:05 - When books, booties, and beefy men all collide: the art of cover veto rights
11:00 - Shopping, leather jackets, and feeling fabulous (horse included)
13:00 - Alaska adventures: wildlife, native tribes, and being Raven or Eagle in the clan
15:00 - Land clearing chaos: the truth about debris, permits, and wildlife disturbances
17:00 - The surprising mental health benefits of a simple 20-minute walk with your horse
19:30 - The crazy stalker stories that remind us: horse world is full of surprises
22:00 - Horse care horror stories: hoof abscesses from crazy weather and fill-in vets
24:00 - How to handle unresponsive farriers and landmines in your schedule
28:00 - Why regulation matters and how to maintain control over your horse’s image
33:00 - The race for the perfect horse cover (with a pee picture to prove it)
37:00 - Protect your horses from chaos: the importance of boundaries & leadership
42:00 - The dark side of horse community: stalking, abuse, and the need for better rules
48:00 - Rethinking horse training: the importance of rest, recovery, and smart work routines
54:00 - Liberty work fun: making your own rules and avoiding overcomplication
58:00 - Building trust through consistent signals and energy—no fancy gestures needed
63:00 - How to handle naughty or anxious horses—chances are, they’re just trying to tell you something
66:00 - Why a good horse is a reflection of a good human

And remember:
Be authentic, set boundaries, and never underestimate the power of a well-timed “Whoa”!
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From attending WESA as a buyer to building a multi-experience western destination, Hamley’s Western Store proves that retail can be immersive, profitable, and community-driven. In this episode, we talk with Katrina Eichner about what happens after WESA and how retailers can turn inventory, events, and experiences into long-term growth.
Links:
Hosts: Jennifer Hebert, Morgan Nicole Zipperlen
Contact: Sophia Jagella, WESA Marketing Specialist
Guest: Katrina Eichner from Hamley’s Western Store

Mary Kitzmiller answers listener questions about teaching horses to move forward and exercises for straightness. We chat with Doug Havens about training mustangs.
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Time Stamps
03:05 -Riding on a loose rein
12:56 - Doug Havens training mustangs
35:44 - How do you teach a horse to tie
41:07 - Exercise for keeping a horse straight, getting more forward

Always treat wounds near joints as emergencies. An equine veterinarian explains why and what you can do to limit the risk of infection until the vet arrives.
Read the full article here: https://thehorse.com/1116798/joint-injury-what-to-do-before-the-vet-arrives/
This magazine article has been transformed for your listening pleasure using AI resources.

In this special episode of Mornings in D-Minor, hosts Drew and Shane broadcasted live from the South Point Hotel and Casino during the NFR (National Finals Rodeo) to celebrate Resistol Day, brought to you by EQNSports.

The hosts were joined by Western industry leaders Dustin Noblitt (President of Cactus Ropes/Pro Rodeo Originals) and Devon Markham (Resistol Hats) for a lively, candid conversation about the booming revival of cowboy culture. The group discussed the massive influx of newcomers to the Western lifestyle since 2020 and how iconic brands like Resistol are embracing this growth by teaching youth and newcomers how to carry themselves—both inside and outside the arena.
Devon and Dustin also shared an inside look at the prestigious Resistol Rookie of the Year luncheon, the competitive dynamics of team roping, and the highly anticipated announcement of the Resistol Man of the Year. Plus, the crew took a humorous trip down memory lane, recalling a famous altercation in Denver and Drew’s questionable past attempts at ironing a sport coat.
Key Takeaways from the Episode:
The Post-COVID Western Boom: How the mainstream media and the public have turned back toward the "Cowboy Code" and authentic Western values.
The Power of the Cowboy Hat: Why walking down the streets of New York City in a Resistol hat commands instant respect and a sense of wholesome security.
Resistol Rookie of the Year: The legacy, rules, and prestige behind a buckle that a pro rodeo athlete only gets one shot in their lifetime to win.
Shaping the Next Generation: The impact of Team Resistol at the High School Finals and mentoring young athletes on social media etiquette and professionalism.
Dustin Noblitt’s "Even Keel" Leadership: Devon and Drew shared appreciation for Dustin’s humble, steady approach to growing the industry.

Related Links & Resources:
Follow the action live at WSTRoping.com
Catch up on more rodeo coverage powered by Holiday Auto Group on EQN Sports.

Keywords: Resistol Day, National Finals Rodeo, Cowboy Culture, Resistol Hats, Cactus Ropes, Pro Rodeo Rookie of the Year, Team Roping, Western Lifestyle, South Point Las Vegas.